That sounds like what I need! I have resumes in separate documents, so each document would have the year set up to when they started in the industry. I believe the script would then set the “year-now” just as I need it. I won’t have an instance where I need multiple years of experience within the same document, but I have several separate documents with different years of experience. Hope that helps clear it up.

Wow thank you Theunis! I will try that. :)

Oh I see the command
table.changeGrep();

But my error says “table is undefined”

Ill keep seeing if I can fix that. :)

Thank you!! I will try this.

I will just use the GREP styles and I have the “chainGREP” script that will combine the greps into one click, for now. I wanted to learn how to write a script so I could easily edit the script with the term list rather than create a GREP command each time. I think it would be fairly easy to write this script, so I will research it. Thanks all!

Hey I am having trouble with the script for pKa, changing the a. It is because there is a character style applied to it. Any suggestions? It makes the a normal but there was a 1.5pt baseline shift on the subscript character style. So it still has the 1.5pt baseline shift but no subscript.

Is there a way to add 0pt baseline shift to the code?

:) Thanks for any help!

Trying to write one for ml to mL..I got this far:

app.findGrepPreferences = app.changeGrepPreferences = null;
app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = “(?<=<m)l>”;
app.changeGrepPreferences.position = Position.NORMAL;
app.changeGrep();

Could you help with this one?

Do you know any good sites for learning the basics in GREP?

Great! Just used those expressions and it did the job. Thank you!!